miracleliteralism
Miracleliteralism is a term used to describe a belief system or interpretive approach that holds that all miraculous accounts, particularly those found in religious texts, should be understood as literal historical events. Proponents of miracleliteralism accept the supernatural occurrences described in scripture as factual, without seeking allegorical, symbolic, or metaphorical meanings. This stance often extends to specific events such as the parting of the Red Sea, the resurrection of Jesus, or the virgin birth.
This perspective is distinct from more liberal theological interpretations that may view miracles as symbolic representations
The acceptance of miracleliteralism can influence a believer's worldview, their understanding of history, and their approach